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15 words entitled "no,"
Fairly self-explanatory, but to clarify: yes, the title must be "no," (without the speech marks, but with the comma) unless of course you want to break the rules ;)
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15 words entitled "no,"
Fairly self-explanatory, but to clarify: yes, the title must be "no," (without the speech marks, but with the comma) unless of course you want to break the rules ;)
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Challenge
15 words entitled "no,"
Fairly self-explanatory, but to clarify: yes, the title must be "no," (without the speech marks, but with the comma) unless of course you want to break the rules ;)
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15 words entitled "no,"
Fairly self-explanatory, but to clarify: yes, the title must be "no," (without the speech marks, but with the comma) unless of course you want to break the rules ;)
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15 words entitled "no,"
Fairly self-explanatory, but to clarify: yes, the title must be "no," (without the speech marks, but with the comma) unless of course you want to break the rules ;)
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15 words entitled "no,"
Fairly self-explanatory, but to clarify: yes, the title must be "no," (without the speech marks, but with the comma) unless of course you want to break the rules ;)
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Challenge
15 words entitled "no,"
Fairly self-explanatory, but to clarify: yes, the title must be "no," (without the speech marks, but with the comma) unless of course you want to break the rules ;)
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15 words entitled "no,"
Fairly self-explanatory, but to clarify: yes, the title must be "no," (without the speech marks, but with the comma) unless of course you want to break the rules ;)
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Challenge
15 words entitled "no,"
Fairly self-explanatory, but to clarify: yes, the title must be "no," (without the speech marks, but with the comma) unless of course you want to break the rules ;)
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Challenge of the Month XIII - April
The End. It's over. SARS-CoV-2 is no more. We emerge from our shelters. What do we see? What have we learned? How will we change? Fiction or non-fiction, poetry or Prose. $100 purse to our favorite entry. Outstanding entries will be shared with our publishing partners.
Finally, Free
.Ended
Relieve,
Finally,
Free,
Free not to chose between the patient and me.
Free from the guilt, for cannot handle more quick.
Free from have to plead, so they will stay home and put us a little ease.
Free to breath and touch, without any barrier or distances between us.
Free from the number, which always count and make my sanity more crumble.
Free from the news, another friends lose another fight, nothing amuse.
Free from the whisper and glances, cause they think we carry that virus traces.
Free to be happy, to hug our kid and family.
To back again to the life that we miss dearly.
Free,
Finally,
Relieve,
Ended.